NIBELUNGENLIED is a legendary epic that many have heard of, while few know the original.
Exhibition
This medieval heroic tale has been famously depicted in Richard Wagner’s films, stages, and operas, as well as in sculptures, graphics and paintings.
Russian artist Genia Chef, who has lived in the West for decades, is captivated by the tragic violence of this epic; the eternal drama of love-hate, loyalty and betrayal, power games and battles, which, through their rich contrasts, are as if made for visual interpretation. Photo. He paints with feathers and ink on déchiré paper prepared with tea stains and, as art critic Mark Gisbourne writes in the foreword to the exhibition catalog, uses “controlled opportunity” for the painting cycle. his elaborate. “Chef’s drawings are not meant to tell stories but to illuminate a world.”
The exhibition is open to the public from Thursday, November 19, 2020 to Sunday, May 23, 2021. Opening hours are as follows: From, Monday to 10 am to 5 pm, We 10 am to 20 pm, Zone is closed.
Ticket price: 10 CHF, 7.00 CHF discount
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Principality of Liechtenstein
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